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trenchant

/ˈtren.tʃənt/

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adjective

/ˈtren.tʃənt/C2formal
  • ruОписывает язык или критику, которые являются острыми, проницательными и точными.

Describes language or criticism that is sharp, incisive, and to the point.

  1. Keen and incisiveC1formal

    Having sharpness and forcefulness in thought, expression, or intellect; penetrating.

    ruОстрый и проницательный

    • Her trenchant analysis of the political situation impressed everyone.
    • He made a trenchant remark that cut through the confusion.
    • The critic's trenchant review was both insightful and harsh.

    Synonymsacuteastutecausticcuttingincisivekeenpenetratingperceptivepiercingsharp

    Antonymsbluntdullmildobtusevague

  2. Forceful and vigorousC1formal

    Characterized by or full of force and vigor; powerful in effect.

    ruРезкий и энергичный

    • The speaker delivered a trenchant argument against the new policy.
    • His trenchant style of writing commands attention.
    • The debate was marked by trenchant exchanges between the opponents.

    Synonymscuttingenergeticforcefulincisivepenetratingpotentpowerfulsharpvigorous

    Antonymsfeeblegentleimpotentineffectivemildsoftweak

  3. Clearly definedC1formal

    Clearly or sharply defined to the mind; distinct and unambiguous.

    ruЧётко определённый

    • The author provided a trenchant distinction between the two concepts.
    • Her trenchant understanding of the problem led to a quick solution.
    • The report offered a trenchant outline of the key issues.

    Synonymsacuteclear-cutcrispdistinctsharpunambiguousunequivocal

    Antonymsambiguoushazyindistinctobscureunclearvague

Forms
  • more trenchant comparative form
  • most trenchant superlative form
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